Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-05-14
EASTERN AND FOREIGN NEWS.

Boston has new gymnasium devoted ex-
clusively to ladies.
Evening funeral services are becoming a
New York custom.
The number of trade dollars redeemed by
the Treasury Department to date is $500, 426.
The Knights of Labor Of Minneapolis
have erected the first labor temple in the
United States. 1t cost $4,000.
The managers of the Actors fund propose
to erect building in New York for head
quarters of the profession in general.
1t is said that the increase in the earnings
of the railways since the Interstate law went
into effect has been about 10 per cent.
There have been copious rainfalls through
out Central, Northern and Northwestern
Tnxas during the past forty eight hours.
Isaac S. TuPpins, colored man, has
been chosen Mayor of Rendville, Ohio, the
first of his race to hold the position in that
State.
The invasion of Macon, Ca, by the 'Sal-
walton Army" and the arrest of Two of its
of excitement.
In spite of dire predictions by the Chicago
anthracite coal-dealers, the price Of their pet
commodity has not been materially changed
by the Interstate law.
In three months the New York Worh has
received letters from 6r3 women in New York
City, living apart from their husbands and
DESTROYS of marrying again.
A new instrument has been invented for
the blind. 1t is printing press which will
enable the blind to print the raised letters
now universally used by them.
The Irish population of Montreal is max
ing great preparations for the welcoming of
William O'Brien. At Toronto trouble is ap-
pretended if he attempt speech.
The Denver Knights of Labor have adopt
ed a resolution censuring President Cleve
land for ordering troops to Dakota to evict
settlers on the Crow Creek and Winnebago
reservations.
The New York Mercantile Exchange has
refused to accept the delivery of any salmon
packed during months other than April, May,
June and July August and September packs
are classed as second.
The Western National Bank, of which ex-
Secretary Manning is President, was opened
at New York. The first deposit was in the
form Of checks on various banks, and
amounted to SOL, 900.
The women OF Pennsylvania town prayed
the Court that liquor license might be
granted in their village, assigning as their
reason that they would rather have their
husbands drink in town than sc to the city
two miles away. The petition was granted.
The twelve Irish constables who resigned
their Offices because they were compelled to
carry on evictions and who arrived in New
York last week; have announced their inten-
States by filing their application in the Court
of Common Pleas.
The Canadian Minister Of Customs decides
that no American vessel can purchase pro
visions in Canadian port under the Proyis'
ions of the Treaty of 1878, now in force.
This was in reply to the application Of an
American schooner from the western banks
to purchase provisions at Halifax.
At the Pacific Railroad investigation
Teusday, it was brought out that the St. Jo
seph and Denver Road paid no bonds of in
terest until after its consolidation with the
Union Pacific, when interest was guaranteed
by the tariff contract. After the consolida-
ton the value of the bonds advanced rapid
ly. Jay Gould was no longer the holder of
the securities of the company.